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Key ideas from the book
- The book traces how the Ingram family’s abuse allegations expanded over time.
- It examines a case that drew attention amid widespread reports of recovered memories.
- It follows competing claims and counterclaims from law enforcement and mental health professionals.
- It explores the national attention surrounding allegations of satanic rites.
- It presents the case as both a psychological investigation and a domestic tragedy.
About Remembering Satan: A Tragic Case of Recovered Memory by Lawrence Wright
In 1988, Ericka and Julie Ingram accused their father, Paul Ingram, a respected deputy sheriff in Olympia, Washington, of sexual abuse. The accusations expanded from childhood molestation to claims of rape, torture, and satanic rites involving family members and people in the sheriff’s department. Wright follows the allegations and Ingram’s apparent memories as they drew national attention.
Set against the late-1980s spread of reported “recovered memories,” this true-crime account traces the claims and counterclaims of police, FBI investigators, and mental health professionals. It will interest readers of investigative journalism, criminal cases, and psychology—especially those drawn to the difficult questions raised when memory, evidence, and public fear collide.
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